New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-12

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eepions their sgical application and %ao % Ie.e
price ii, liberty that seemed 70 S9jSy
Ssns Os its own SAKE, ho had no xSs 1e i. lad been
familiar had brought hs father TO the ordeal Of P''
The vision no had OF God made his own ace rsdant 1na
ds M sSa s os s 10 SH sSSo 70 His
eae him Democratic IN every hTe Of h' M fcecher be-
longed the people and in item e 1op OF re
Dom because he ssie1ed that Christ ne negro as much
:, ss @ f H Hs 5ons an 'n%
into hsh GT &c Coo sHG he
saw that the Of The civil War Involved tho cause o.
%a. most sS1S a{ p and
was healded mos, widely but Inc nls uiS energy
.s:HFa lndes i q ma n. and
had cannes SssT believe sS"nRa he was
seaf: must have brought him many pain
s P' s ee Ras 1 to SE
well speak OF them He asked no man 20
n anon to s wait There has been o%Ss touching and
heroic IN the steady pose OF MS s ps sUT sbnoD u
wrath while living under the nce,san gaze o. public sern
Certainly if men WHO wo9d have refused e
have refused to pray.
Mr. Phillips paid high tribute to the dead preacher
At the similar services In the First Presbyterian
Church in Henryst the Rev. F. 8. Child. of Litohheld,
Conn, offered prayer The pastor the Rev. Dr. Charles
Cuthbert Hall. in his address said:
The people to-day the heroic labor the ines
irresistible eSqIe3Ss Of ih t. H. IIs
Is he STOOL English ground spoke for hi. country
They This apostle Of az he foa r 6 an
preston They preacher OF rgheousness az
aerths Of bis Of mankind
troubles They rem enber this great friend who to
uues brought happiness and Joy eonsoins
tenderness IN their trials
DIR. George Z. Reed OF the Hanson Place Methodist
Episcopal Church spoke OF Mr. beeener as inc greas,
most commanding and most poentla iorce III AMERICAN
history during the last ono hundred years
DR. Cnyler spoke words OF glowing eulogy Tor me man
;ked side by side with for forty years lie SAID
known fellow IN MS place in S% w h TaI
Henry and Phillips As the champion OF human rg9is ms
nmner And in the hearts Of the negro of
Beecher will nestle alongside OF the name oil Abraham LIN
Dr. A. J. Hutton, of the Reformed Church on the
In The Unitarian Church OF the Saviour the speakers
were Dr. Thomas Arinage. OF the Fifth Avenue Baptist
city Amon Gunuison OF All Souls Unversslist
Ccolorld The venerable Dr. A. Farley presided DR.,
ArInitaGe made long address in which he said
Possibly Beechtrs life strictly in accordance
ta he was sood inSro"a lisr Mr. ap Rcd Ss grs1n
uence originality and ndependence he has made the world
s m eSt e e, Wn no nS 81
icnnd Than enough Of these systems in
the days Of his c and sometimes no departed from their
tesiefrsm every one IL the Toe sa felt that duty
to a @ Of fs S.. S a and y Oil
Yet M sesess at sRs same "s sT Are
2ouni them glad that he did leave any
vas great nan because he allowed himself belong
loved lis Reccmer aud he eSed race o1srlans
During hf DARK Hy his nsed IL the o S@s lang
yoa MANAGED to I've through this great ordeal" In
ls viii emotion he sad "Armaee could not haze lived
ofsl .y9 5s 10 eSy O mus, t n bat t hon
kent me- I said heart Whatever others
love CLrst Jesus with all my heart and al
heart"
Dr. Gunnson said Of Mr.. Beecher:
lie was the apostle o huInanIcs and Of his
age in either continent, dying. the world
our the foI him. the graft
% Sy Sd he a m d s Ses ard ne
The betv honor integrity and virtue which he iosisred 10y
n Dixon said he expressed the gratitude OF the col
ored 10 the who did so much for the liberation
OF the slave
Tie iol III service was in the Sands Street Methodist
Episcopal church. Mayor whitney VINO bad been to
PIymo9ih harch retnsd 10 9rcsao Inc a Iho
Rev :: II. Camp OF Unity Unitarian Church; III A. ).
Caucd. OF the Unvcr-alist Church OF Our Father the
Rev. D. G. Allen, OF the Hanson liace Bapt't 'hnrch'
and Rabbi Leon HARRISON OF the Hebrew Temple israel
DT, Garfield said:
world It strange ming that although he onE ng strictly
hin that an Denomination have gathered t'1y TO 90 ham
that he moro than an ordinary man
Mr.. Camp said, among other things:
Mr. Reechers place the unique lie hah great
human heart when that filled with en'husasm u
Irresistible. In community knew that strong.
sturdy u. Ird charitable object
peal his grand. CHEEKY heart IN valui chc.fuy attest
for the past remember when tho
and other needed him, AMI De- al
" found 60 remember time wien everything
desparng called 20 visit woman who
had give her hrstb born asked her size hid any
religions teacher Sho sad she 10 Plymouth Church
every frday night and that after she had heard ray u
she again The week. To have had
hand looked into his great
eyes would have liberal education Ia
Rabbi Harrison spoke OF the work Of Mr. Bcecher 10 Sc
the liberation OF the Hebrew III this and other
lie added:
Men revsred a. they watched him In his pulpit week
after p'eaIlnc humanity. All iovered
All churches AID recognized in him the nation Of
their lie hero m0Ial and Intellectual
Champion poor oppressed 81 land and
every creed He protector OF social equality,
religious tolerance Ho stands at the head Of his
his VIII remain. To all cre"ds. 10 all
hc has been help succor. Light TO guide In the
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